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Сравнение языков как средство развития исследовательского типа мышления у студентов (на примере работы с многоязычным словарем)

Сравнение языков как средство развития исследовательского типа мышления у студентов (на примере работы с многоязычным словарем)

Abstract

The issues of simultaneous studying of several foreign languages that influences positively on student personality development are considered in the article. Work with multilingual dictionaries by means of the modeling method simplifies the process of simultaneous study of the languages and promotes student inclusion into research activity.

В статье рассматриваются вопросы одновременного изучения нескольких иностранных языков, которое положительно влияет на развитие личности студента. Работа с многоязычными словарями с помощью метода моделирования облегчает процесс соизучения языков и способствует приобщению студентов к исследовательской деятельности.

Keywords

МУЛЬТИЛИНГВАЛЬНОЕ ОБУЧЕНИЕ, ИССЛЕДОВАТЕЛЬСКИЙ ТИП МЫШЛЕНИЯ, МНОГОЯЗЫЧНЫЙ СЛОВАРЬ, КОНТРАСТИВНАЯ МОДЕЛЬ

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